Fezzanm2003
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Yeah I've tried looking for some, I just wanted to hear peoples recommendations.
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I am looking for a monitor With a resolution of 2560x1440 and a refresh rate of at least 90hz for around £250. Preferably I would want an IPS panel but it isn't a necessity. The system I will be using will have an RTX 3060ti and either a Ryzen 5 3600 or a ryzen 5 5600. (non X) (when it is released) Thanks in advance.
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Are there any leaks or speculations of when the 5600 will be released. -
I have an RTX 3060ti and will be playing at 1080p. I've heard some people saying that the 5600 would be around £230, If so then it could be an option.
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I haven't built the system yet. Sorry, should of said so
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I want to spend around £200. Should I get the 3600 or would it be worth waiting for the 5600 as it may be a similar price? I will primarily be using the system for gaming and some programming.
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I'll keep that in mind. Thanks
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The next gen ryzen CPUs are above my budget so I'm trying to choose between the 3600 and 2700x or another CPU around the same price.
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My CPU budget is ~£200 Would an 8 core CPU be better for the long term instead of a 6 core CPU? I have a RTX 3060 ti and my original CPU of choice was the ryzen 5 3600 ,which is a 6 core CPU, but someone suggested that an 8 core CPU would be better for the future as the New consoles (PS5 and Xbox series X) will be using 8 core CPUs so newer games will be better optimized for 8 core CPUs. I am now thinking of buying a ryzen 7 2700x but most people online say to get the 3600 over the 2700x as it preforms better.
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In the RTX 3000 reveal it was stated that the RTX 3070 would retail for $500 which is £387.10 in the UK but the RTX 3070 founders edition is priced at £469.99 in the UK and some of the AIB cards have had their prices revealed as the same. Will it be reduced?
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In around 14 days Nvidia's "The ultimate countdown" will reach zero. I want to know if it is worth waiting for a 3000 series GPU instead of buying a 2000 series GPU. I am currently thinking of buying a RTX 2060 for £299.99 but if a RTX 3000 card was scheduled to be released that preformed better or equal for around the same price then I wouldn't mind waiting. So should I wait for the new 3000 cards or just buy a 2000 card? Or is it worth waiting for the 3000 cards so that the 2000 cards reduce in price?
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I am looking for a monitor that is £180 (currently $235.54) max It needs needs to have: 1920x1080 resolution 144hz refresh rate 4ms response time Display port Free sync As few problems as possible (specifically motion blurr) Thanks in advanced
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Thanks for the help I think i will most likely go with a 1tb ssd.
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I want to build a gaming pc and I am still trying to decide which storage configuration I want. Originally I wanted a 240gb SSD and a 2tb HDD but now I am considering a single 1tb SSD. Which configuration do you think will be better? I don't play loads and loads of games at once but when I do I usually stick to that game for a while untill moving to another so I may not need the storage for lots of games to be simultaneously installed. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Thank you for the help, i may get an ssd if the prices go down a little but i will probably stick with a HDD for most larger games. I will be using a SSD for my OS so i can store some games there.
